>enemies explode into health items when they die
Too "videogamey" for you, slut?
>>339499326
>Enemies writhe around in the ground in their death throes and say shit like "t-tell my wife I love her..."
>>339499326
Literally no games do this. Who's the slut?
>>339499326
>Human enemies explode in massive fireballs when killed
>>339499326
>posting a jav reaction pic
>>339499521
doom does
>>339499326
Nice
>>339499326
>He doesn't realise this is a metaphor for the protagonist cannibalising his victims.
>>339499373
No, but it makes level exploration and looking for secrets a lot less rewarding.
How do you feel about executions in vidya /v/?
Do you like to hear people beg and plead for their lives?
>>339499373
But it's basically an anti-game mechanic that turns enemies into glorified health packs and completely ruins the dynamic of the game. It's the same as if capturing an enemy piece in chess allowed you to return one of your captured pieces to the board. It pretty much makes the whole thing pointless.
>>339499463
you're bad at this
>>339500358
Postal did it right
>low on health
>enemies drop health items when they die if you go melee their asses
>my anus when I have 1 HP and I rush in
>>339499521
>Literally no games do this
Really, you regenerating health underage homosex enthusiast?
I bet you've never even seen a health pack.
>>339499326
source?
>>339501006
new or autistic?
>Game feels like it's built around a system just like that, and benefits greatly from it's implementation and stellar execution
Guess the very recent game.
>>339499326
ganguro best asian strain
>>339500467
I'd argue it's the reverse, because instead of backtracking that means keeping up the action is only way to recover, and playing good is the only way to recover more than you're loosing.
also, your analogy is shit, chess is a strategic competitive duel pvp game
>>339500467
Depends on the game. I think it works great in Ninja gaiden 2 for example. It would be worse with automatic regeneration or with more health items you'd have to pause the game to use.
>>339499373
Not OP but most of the time it turns the game in a casual fest since you'll end up swimming in health.
And if to balance that the drop becomes random then it's also bad because the randomness doesn't feel rewarding and creates a scenario where you died because you couldn't get health due to randomness.
wolfenstein enemy territory, in some servers medics explode into health packs when you kill them
>best way to regain the health you're constantly losing, is to risk death pretty much every time
>painkillers restore your health
>>339501602
I was new before it was cool.
